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PodcastsListen toGHETTO LIFE 101
The audio diaries of LeAlan Jones and Lloyd Newman, two young boys living in one of the most notorious public housing projects in America.Listen toYouth Portraits, a series of radio stories by young adults who served time in prison

Not for profit organisationsDusseldorp Skills Forum an independent, not for profit body that funds its own work to develop and advance the innovative practices of those who engage young Australians in acquiring skills for a sustainable future.

Who was Maybanke Anderson?

Maybanke Anderson (1845-1927), also known as Maybanke Wolstenholme) was a feminist, teacher, historian and writer. Not only was she a central driving force behind women's suffrage in New South Wales, she campaigned tirelessly for progressive social reform through the establishment of free kindergartens, children's playgrounds, sex education and adult education.Listen to more about her in Gardens for children and workshops for classrooms: Maybanke Anderson, Norman Selfe and the New Education, an ABC Radio National program.